Bangladesh is a living delta shaped by rivers, sediments, culture, and a rich biodiversity. For centuries, its fertile floodplains, wetlands, forests, and river systems supported rich ecosystems and thriving communities. Today, however, visible fractures run through this delta: polluted rivers, degraded wetlands, declining biodiversity, contaminated water, toxic landfills, and communities pushed to the margins by environmental collapse. These are not isolated incidents. They are the outcome of decades of extractive and short-sighted development choices that have weakened the very ecological systems that once sustained life. Like all fault lines, its cracks need to be sealed through long-term social, political, and scientific movement. 

This generation of young thinkers, builders, and leaders holds the potential to reimagine Bangladesh’s relationship with nature and development. By nurturing scientific understanding alongside environmental responsibility, the National Earth Olympiad 2026 seeks to inspire a future in which learning directly contributes to ecological restoration and social well-being.

Join NEO 2026 and become part of a growing movement of young people using E-STEM to heal, restore, and renew our shared planet.